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Awesome, thanks for sharing.
Overton 21:45
Gold Train
It’s 1935… the age of Art Deco and streamlining. Almost hard
to believe this is a steam engine leading the Milwaukee Road
“Hiawatha” out of Chicago, heading for Minneapolis.
http://www.railpictures.net/photo/652655/
There exists… somewhere I cannot find right now… a picture that was universally acclaimed by railfans as the ‘Luckiest Ever’ picture of two Hiawathas meeting (Passing on separate tracks) at a country road crossing in central Wisconsin at 90 mph. The trains just happened to meet at this crossing and the lucky photographer just happened to be at the right place at the right time to capture the nose of both trains framed by the crossbuck signs.
The Milwaukee Road and the Chicago & Northwestern, although taking different routes to Minneapolis, cooperated so that both trains adhered to a 400-minute schedule between Chicago and the Twin Cities. As a result, the C&NW named their streamliner “The 400′
Not absolutly sure but…
… could this be a picture of Neanderthal Diplomacy
NEMO
SGT Report, and you better take the time to listen and wake up!!
This puts the real Agenda 21 purpose together so PLEASE take the time. Thanks!!
From a ZH reader on Tariffs
What do you mean the US “surrendered” on trade? US Corporate interests got the trade terms they paid the US government to get for them. US manufacturers immediately closed down US production and slashed their labor costs by some 85%, buying products made in Mexico, China, and places with even cheaper labor, like Vietnam and Bangladesh.
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The US got exactly the terms we demanded and dictated.
Did you think those manufacturing jobs were going to come back? Sure, as soon as the US worker can live on about $5,000 a year, at current valuations. Or as soon as US Corporate interests agree to increase their labor costs by about 600%.
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Meanwhile the damage has been done. All that profit US companies earned got spent, by raising Executive Compensation to 250x-400x employee pay, buying back their own stock and other rat-holes. The US middle class is disappearing. The US consumer turns out to be the vanished middle-class employee, whodathunkit.
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So sure, let’s have some tariffs on imports. All that will do is further raise prices for the US consumer. Tariffs at these levels aren’t going to make up that 85% wage differential. Tariffs that would make up that gap would stop the US economy cold.
Richard640 @ 9:19 Silver pricing
My charting shows silver $120 in 2019, but maybe not until Autumn. I have no clue what January might bring. I do think our time for PM’s is arriving again according to cycle timing, and the US buck is on a slippery slope all the way down to $65 over the next several years. Hard times coming but not for PM bugs. IMO it’s finally our turn. LOL!!!
1987. [Zero Hedge]
And in his latest tweet, Rosie warns…”It was Black Friday before Black Monday.”
Suggesting investors “Look at this memorable clip from the legendary Louis Rukeyser’s Wall Street Week from October 16, 1987. Focus on what Marty Zweig had to say, and pour yourself a strong one as you do!”
Marty starts around 6 minutes in…
David may be on to something… “you are here”…
5226 January 2019 [yes, 2019] SLV $16 calls were bought @$1.09 [$109 per call]-but that is not unusual according to Ted Butler
In my experience that is not necessarily predictive either…but interesting nonetheless.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SLV/options?p=SLV&date=1547769600